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Congregation Beth El Binah

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A Reform Jewish Congregation serving the Dallas Oak Lawn area

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Welcome to Beth el Binah!

Beth El Binah is a Reform synagogue with an outreach to the LGBT community. Based in Oak Lawn, we have met at the John Thomas Gay and Lesbian Community Center since 1993.

We have Shabbat services the second and fourth Fridays of the month. Fifth Fridays we have a potluck and discussion with the rabbi at a private home.

We celebrate all major holidays. High Holidays are at temple. Our temple Passover seder is catered at temple on the second night.

For Sukkot, we build a sukkah at a private home and meet there for dinner on night during the holiday. Channukah and Purim parties are held at a private home. For Shavuot we usually study and have a dairy meal at a private home.

Our Congregational Newsletter, The Kibbitz, is now published quarterly. An archive of our past issues can be found below.

	February 2009		March 2009
	April 2009		May 2009
	June 2009		July 2009
	August 2009		September 2009
	October 2009		November 2009
	December 2009		February 2010
	March 2010		Summer 2010

Interested in joining the congregation as a member? Information on membership levels can be found here.

Congregation Beth el Binah | PO Box 191188 | Dallas, TX 75219 | 214-521-5342 x 1784

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			Welcome to Beth el Binah! Beth El Binah is a Reform synagogue with an outreach to the LGBT community. Based in Oak Lawn, we have met at the John Thomas Gay and Lesbian Community Center since 1993. We have Shabbat services the second and fourth Fridays of the month. Fifth Fridays we have a potluck and discussion with the rabbi at a private home. We celebrate all major holidays. High Holidays are at temple. Our temple Passover seder is catered at temple on the second night. For Sukkot, we build a sukkah at a private home and meet there for dinner on night during the holiday. Channukah and Purim parties are held at a private home. For Shavuot we usually study and have a dairy meal at a private home.